[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-292?page=all ]

Yoram Arnon updated HADOOP-292:
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    Description: 
running a command such as hadoop dfs -ls /data
produces output such as the following:
06/06/08 17:42:32 INFO conf.Configuration: parsing jar:file: 
/hadoop/hadoop-0.4-dev/hadoop-0.4-dev.jar!/hadoop-default.xml
06/06/08 17:42:32 INFO conf.Configuration: parsing file:hadoop/hadoop-site.xml
06/06/08 17:42:32 INFO dfs.DistributedFileSystem: No FS indicated, using 
default:kry1200:8020
06/06/08 17:42:32 INFO ipc.Client: Client connection to 172.30.111.134:8020: 
starting
Found 2 items
/data/a <dir>
/data/b     <dir>

the first few lines shouldn't be there.
it's especially annoying when running -cat into a file or into some post 
processing program, but in general, the output should be clean.

  was:
running a command such as hadoop dfs -ls /data
produces output such as the following:
06/06/08 17:42:32 INFO conf.Configuration: parsing jar:file: 
/hadoop/hadoop-0.4-dev/hadoop-0.4-dev.jar!/hadoop-default.xml
06/06/08 17:42:32 INFO conf.Configuration: parsing file:hadoop/hadoop-site.xml
06/06/08 17:42:32 INFO dfs.DistributedFileSystem: No FS indicated, using 
default:kry1200:8020
06/06/08 17:42:32 INFO ipc.Client: Client connection to 72.30.117.134:8020: 
starting
Found 2 items
/data/a <dir>
/data/b     <dir>

the first few lines shouldn't be there.
it's especially annoying when running -cat into a file or into some post 
processing program, but in general, the output should be clean.


> hadoop dfs commands should not output superfluous data to stdout
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
>
>          Key: HADOOP-292
>          URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-292
>      Project: Hadoop
>         Type: Bug

>   Components: dfs
>     Reporter: Yoram Arnon
>     Priority: Minor

>
> running a command such as hadoop dfs -ls /data
> produces output such as the following:
> 06/06/08 17:42:32 INFO conf.Configuration: parsing jar:file: 
> /hadoop/hadoop-0.4-dev/hadoop-0.4-dev.jar!/hadoop-default.xml
> 06/06/08 17:42:32 INFO conf.Configuration: parsing file:hadoop/hadoop-site.xml
> 06/06/08 17:42:32 INFO dfs.DistributedFileSystem: No FS indicated, using 
> default:kry1200:8020
> 06/06/08 17:42:32 INFO ipc.Client: Client connection to 172.30.111.134:8020: 
> starting
> Found 2 items
> /data/a <dir>
> /data/b     <dir>
> the first few lines shouldn't be there.
> it's especially annoying when running -cat into a file or into some post 
> processing program, but in general, the output should be clean.

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